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| includes all eternal female genitalia |
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| skin, stretches over pelvis and pinches hairs |
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| extensions of skin fat folds around outside of gentials |
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| interfold of connective tissue, which surrounds vaginal gene...vascular resulving |
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| made by upper fold, clitoris expands then moves back when further excited |
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| inner border of lapid minora |
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| ring of connective tissue |
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| when bored in does stuff with reproductive organs |
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| secret glands, just inside vestibulethat lubricates vagina |
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| paired alternate ovulation in more eggs first |
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| 3-4 in ch long cilifted connect the ovary to the uterus fertilization occuring here |
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| fincume projections or end of uterine toilet they sweep over and catch eyes after ovulation |
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| place where pregnancy occurs |
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| inner linging rich with bloood and expands, falls off when there is no pregnancy |
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| base of uterus and opening to uterus |
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| female organ of ropulation 3-6 flat muscular tube that expands and lubricates during sex |
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| vulva lips expand, minora flare, clit enlarges, nipple erect |
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| developing eggs protecting fluids from primary sex |
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| large follicle with egg and fluid prior to ovulation and expands over avary walls |
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| menstral phase whre uterine down and tissue or blood are realeased |
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| phase on 14th day that releases eggs |
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| progesterone from corpus luteum to regressive corpus albicans-progresterone stops circulation and maintains uterus water fertilization and stops contracting |
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| befoer birth, vitamins and complex metabolism and nerve or brain cells develop (dont smoke or do drugs0 |
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| after birth-care pediatrition |
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| onion of egg and sperm in uterine tubes 1-3 after ovulation |
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| when embyronic cells attach to the uterus |
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| 8 weeks-all organs, no bone |
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| 3 12 weeks periods pf growth |
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| develop organs last 4 weeks some bone (differentation) |
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| more bone growth, brain enlargement |
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| lungs and liver, brain tissue, grow and enlargen |
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| spongy vascular tissue that grows from the baby and exchanges nutrients, 02, co2 and wastes through chriopractor |
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| clear sac protective that makes and helps amniotic fluids |
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| 2-6th week provides foor and makes blood cells gonads |
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| connecting line between mother and child, attached to liver |
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| water breaks releases muses plugs and baby head drops |
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| presentation of baby in birth canal and birth |
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| expulsion of placenta and fetal membranes |
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